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Czech national audit says schools were not prepared for inclusion and local governments are not drawing funds for it in socially excluded localities
12.10.2020 16:01 full story
Czech Education Ministry wants to end funding for assistants to thousands of disabled children, expert says this will ruin inclusive education
17.9.2020 12:27 full story
Czech EdMin proposes new system to harmonize differences among educational advisory centers' recommendations
14.1.2020 12:54 full story
Magdalena Karvayová: Parents in the ghettos need to see education offers their children a future
23.7.2019 17:44 full story
Czech research finds that majority must change its approach to Romani people in order to improve the situation in the schools
28.6.2019 6:04 full story
Young teacher describes how antigypsyism is alive and well in Czech primary education
7.3.2019 15:23 full story
Czech EdMin delaying changes to decree on inclusion that NGOs protested, review is underway
22.2.2019 8:54 full story
videoMagdalena Karvayová: Romani children in the Czech schools are still segregated, we can change that
6.1.2019 11:24 full story
Michal Miko: Amendment to education decree violates the Romani Integration Strategy, Czech state obliged to implement inclusion
7.12.2018 12:31 full story
Czech and international nonprofits protest amendment to decree on education
6.12.2018 20:36 full story
Foreign Affairs, Justice, Labor and Social Affairs Ministries warn EdMin changes to inclusion violate the Czech Republic's obligations
6.12.2018 16:44 full story
videoCzech amendment to school regulations is a step backward, actual needs of children to be ignored
5.12.2018 12:48 full storyAnalysis: Czech amendment to education decree opens room for more segregation of schoolchildren
3.12.2018 8:41 full story
Jana Horváthová: Affirmative action and inclusion will solve the situation of Roma in the Czech Republic
8.11.2018 8:59 "I was always crouching somewhere out of sight so nobody would start talking about 'gypsies', or about the Holomeks, so that nobody would discover my roots. I was faint-hearted, mixed up. Once I accepted my Romani identity, if was as if I could suddenly stand up straight. All of a sudden you can breathe freely, without constantly anticipating that somebody is about to cause you harm. You begin to live in a better way - although I do not always openly tell people that I am a Romani woman," Jana Horváthová, the director of the Museum of Romani Culture who is an ethnographer, historian, and museologist, says in an extensive interview for Vlasta magazine (issue number 44/2018). full story
Czech President's erroneous remarks about school inclusion criticized by experts
31.10.2018 8:13 Speaking at the Chamber of Deputies on Tuesday, 23 October, Czech President Zeman expressed his support for the Government's draft budget, but not unequivocally. He repeatedly criticized what he characterized as "high" expenditures involved with inclusion in the schools, during which he presented incorrect, misleading "data". full story
New Czech Education Minister to focus on which diagnoses do not necessitate inclusive education
17.1.2018 6:32 The new Czech Education Minister, Robert Plaga, says that because educating children together inclusively concerns tens of thousands of children in the Czech Republic, he does not intend to cancel the recently-introduced programs designed for that approach. "It makes sense to discuss to what degree those children should be provided support, or, for example, how to most effectively get them the support they need," he said in an interview for news server iHNED.cz. full story
Open Society Fund Prague conference on Romani children's access to education: How to explain the delay?
18.11.2017 18:05 An estimated 300 000 Romani people live in the Czech Republic, the equivalent of approximately 3 % of the overall population. In 2007 the European Court of Human Rights ruled that Romani children here face discrimination in education on the basis of their ethnicity.full story

US expert from the Bronx on inclusive education: Involve schools whose principals are prepared for this work
17.5.2017 8:41 Speaking at the American Center in Prague on 15 May, the American education expert Monique Fletcher gave a talk about an education program that has proven effective in more impoverished areas of New York City, specifically in the Bronx. The seminar was organized by the Open Society Foundation Prague, which annually invites an expert on inclusive education to the Czech Republic. full story
Czech survey finds most people not opposed to inclusion, but children living with disabilities or Romani children raise concerns
27.3.2017 17:28 Most people in the Czech Republic (53 %) are not against including children living with disabilities into mainstream classes as long as certain conditions are fulfilled. The groups of people who have extreme opinions about inclusion - whether against it or for it - are smaller. full story
Interview with Czech Vice-Mayor who believes the Govt method for identifying Romani people crosses the line
17.3.2017 8:57Ivan Langr, the Vice-Mayor of Liberec who is opposed to the "Romani census" that the Czech Government requires for its annual report on the state of the Romani minority, has taken a sharp stand recently. He has even compared the method of estimating who is Romani according to people's appearance to the approaches taken by members of the SS during the Second World War.
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